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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1944
Page
3
A reader quiz item asks eight questions on topics from photography to history and geography. It lists items about daguerreotype material age of the Statue of Liberty Toussaint L Ouverture Pocahontas and U S seaports with a pair of Bible verse length questions.
The ad notes First Call as the day’s first bugle and flags Camel as the favorite cigarette among Army Navy Marines Coast Guard and other servicemen based on sales records. It mentions sending Camels to U S soldiers and service members overseas and states postal limits on overseas packages.
A reader asks about deodorizing a musty old forage flat above a private garage with aged woodwork and poor cross ventilation. The answer suggests inspecting for damp timbers or leaks, using market odor eliminators, placing saucers of household ammonia, and improving ventilation with a floor electric fan directed at an open door or window.
A varnish stain may be applied directly if the wood tone is uniform. if the bare wood varies, apply buff colored flat paint first. Gurgling sink due to improper venting or grease. install an anti siphon trap or use a deep water seal trap. Cracked stucco fix with damp proof paint or patching mortar after widening cracks. Mortar mix: one part Portland cement, one part hydrated lime, three parts sand. soak bricks. Gas burner: blue flame good, red indicates insufficient air. contact gas company. Clean sidewalks with trisodium phosphate or washing soda. rinse and scrub stubborn spots. use scouring powder as needed.
The list gives five short facts: copper as an item, the Statue of Liberty being 58 years old, Haiti's Liberator, a statement that no royal families exist among Indians, Esther 8:9 as the longest Bible verse and John 11:35 as the shortest, and New York as the nation's largest seaport.
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